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RADIAS Health
Mental Health Care
St. Paul, MN 1,261 followers
Welcome to a full circle of care.
About us
RADIAS Health is a non-profit agency serving adults with mental illness and/or chemical dependence in the Twin Cities metro area. We are engaged in activities that range across a spectrum that includes forensic evaluations, therapy, case management, housing, referrals, money and medication management, and other daily living and coping assistance. The staff providing these services come from equally diverse professions, including individuals trained in medicine, social work, and psychology, with various specialties within each discipline.
- Website
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http://www.radiashealth.org
External link for RADIAS Health
- Industry
- Mental Health Care
- Company size
- 201-500 employees
- Headquarters
- St. Paul, MN
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1986
- Specialties
- Targeted Case Management, Residential Support Services, Homeless Services/Outreach, Assertive Community Treatment, Representative Payee Services, Outpatient Clinic, Housing Navigation Programs, Intensive Residential Treatment Services (IRTS), Nursing, Psychiatry, Entry-level, and Mental Health Therapy
Locations
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Primary
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166 4th Street East, Suite 200
St. Paul, MN 55101, US
Employees at RADIAS Health
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Brooke Schultz
Associate Director of Clinical Services
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Jason Kroeker
Certified Peer Specialist II with the Anoka Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) Team at RADIAS Health
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Shandon Halland
Human centered mental health care rooted in compassion and deep engagement.
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Robert Wharton
Mental Health Practitioner at Radias Health
Updates
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RADIAS Health reposted this
(3/3) James had his basic needs met at Dorothy Day Place. But aside from things like shelter, food, and safety, he found resources that helped him heal physically and mentally. Such resources are often provided by community partners and volunteers. Over 4,000 people volunteer in different ways with Catholic Charities each year. Some volunteers simply provide conversation at the daytime shelters. “Every Wednesday and Friday, I meet with a Volunteer Listener,” explained James. “It makes such a difference to have someone to talk to.” James also works with RADIAS Health at Dorothy Day Place to access peer support services and additional mental health care. Above all else, James emphasizes how he has found a sense of trust and community at Dorothy Day. And while he has made friends at the shelter, he is currently working to find a permanent place to live. “I’ve dealt with more discrimination and hate than you can imagine,” stated James, “But I don’t know that I’ve ever been helped like this before — I’m ready to move on, but I’m so thankful for this place.” More on LGBTQ+ homelessness: https://bit.ly/3Lf60Ch
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